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Above & BelowEpisode 17: Culture Is Built in Moments: Everyday Mentorship in Construction with Ted MaIn this powerful episode of Above and Below, Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik sit down with leadership strategist and keynote speaker Ted Ma to explore how mentorship—both formal and informal—can reshape the culture of the construction industry.
From apprenticeships to executive roles, this conversation dives into the emotional side of leadership, the importance of building real human connection at every level, and how everyday interactions—“the moments, not the meetings”—can be opportunities to lead, support, and transform.
Whether you’re a seasoned project manager, a craft worker, or just starting ou...
2025-12-1535 minAbove & BelowEpisode 16: Building Trust, One Conversation at a Time: Mental Wellness in Construction with Dr. Elyse DubbWhat does it take to build real community in construction? In this episode of Above and Below, Sonya Bohmann sits down with Dr. Elyse Dubb, a psychologist and founder of Inside Onsite Mental Wellness, to explore how trust, vulnerability, and shared values can help foster safer, more connected job sites. From music as a stress reliever to the power of asking “How are you—really?”, this conversation offers simple, actionable tools for leaders and peers alike. If you’ve ever wondered how to support your team’s mental health without big budgets or formal programs, this episode is for you.
2025-12-0824 minAbove & BelowEpisode 15: Honest Talk About Addiction: Listening Without JudgmentIn this episode of Above and Below, hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik sit down with Sarah and Matthew Cottam for a raw and deeply personal conversation about addiction, recovery, and the family bonds that helped them through it.
Matthew shares his experience navigating substance use while working in the trades, often hiding in plain sight while struggling with internal battles. Sarah opens up about the power of unconditional love, and the moments that tested their trust, communication, and resilience.
Together, they reflect on what it means to truly support someone th...
2025-11-2441 minAbove & BelowEpisode 14: North of the Border, Aligned in Purpose: Canadian Approaches to Mental Health in ConstructionIn this episode of Above and Below, CIASP Executive Director Sonya Bohmann and board member Zulq Malik are joined by Kathy Martin, Workplace Mental Health and Wellness Specialist at the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association (IHSA) in Ontario. Together, they explore the parallels and distinctions between Canadian and U.S. approaches to suicide prevention and mental health support in the construction industry.
Kathy shares insights from the Ontario Construction Industry Suicide Prevention Roundtable, the growing adoption of Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), and the critical importance of micro-trainings and accessible resources like LivingWorks Start. The conversation d...
2025-11-1728 min
Voices of CFMAA Conversation with Lou PerezFormer pro snowboarder turned carpenter and now co-founder, Lou Perez of Lumber traces his path from Idaho–Oregon farm roots to the jobsite and, eventually, to leadership. We dig into what hands-on carpentry taught him about crews, why day-to-day praise and recognition matter, and how he thinks about mental health in construction.
Links to check out
CFMA: https://cfma.org/
CFMA Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Resources (STAND Up): https://cfma.org/chapter-suicide-prevention
CIASP (Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention): https://www.preventconstructionsuicide.com/
CIASP STAND Up Pledge: htt...
2025-11-1126 minAbove & BelowEpisode 13: Postvention Is Prevention: Dr. John Gaal’s Mission After TragedyIn this powerful episode of Above and Below, CIASP Executive Director Sonya Bohmann and board member Zulq Malik are joined by Dr. John Gaal, a respected construction industry veteran and leading voice in suicide postvention. Dr. Gaal shares the deeply personal story that shaped his second career and explores how postvention, supporting families, coworkers, and communities after a suicide, is a critical yet often overlooked component of a comprehensive suicide prevention strategy.
Together, they discuss the gaps that still exist in the construction industry, the importance of peer support, and the resources that are beginning t...
2025-11-0648 minAbove & BelowEpisode 12: The Critical Link: Suicide Prevention and Substance Use in ConstructionIn Episode 12 of Above and Below, CIASP Executive Director Sonya Bohmann is joined by Cal Beyer (SAFE Project) and Nick Williams (Subcontractors Association of Colorado) for a powerful conversation on the intersection between suicide prevention and substance use in the construction industry.
Together, they discuss:
Why separating these conversations does a disservice to workers
How substance use shows up on the job site
What recovery-friendly workplaces actually look like
The leadership shift from transactional to transformational
Practical tools to support employees before a crisis occurs
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2025-10-2743 minAbove & BelowEpisode 11: Breaking the Silence: Substance Use, Recovery, and Suicide Prevention in ConstructionSubstance use. Mental health. Suicide prevention.
These aren’t just HR topics; they’re life-saving conversations that need to happen on every job site.
In this episode of Above and Below, host Sonya Bohmann welcomes Cal Beyer, Senior Director at SAFE Project, for an honest conversation about the realities facing construction workers today and how industry leaders can show up for their teams.
Together, they explore:
The link between substance use and suicide in the construction industry
Why recovery belongs in safety conversations
How tools like naloxone can save l...
2025-10-0840 min
Hangar 46Hangar 46: Air Force Writing Competition Winners FLTLT Ed Betar and CPL Matthew ThorntonHangar 46: Air Force Writing Award Competition Winners Flight Lieutenant Ed Betar and Corporal Matthew Thornton"I wanted to start a conversation.”Join us in the hangar for a chat with Flight Lieutenant Ed Betar, winner of the The Wrigley Prize, and Corporal Matthew Thornton, winner of The Margaret Clarke Award. This episode is hosted by Squadron Leader Sacha Mondon.Read FLTLT Betar's piece: https://ciasp.scholasticahq.com/article/137701-space-traffic-management-is-critical-for-national-securityRead CPL Thornton's piece: https://airpower.airforce.gov.au/blog/multinational-mercenaries-dangers-private-sector-operational-involvementsSubmissions fo...
2025-09-2331 minAbove & BelowEpisode 10: Veterans in Construction: From Combat to Jobsite – A Mission to Save LivesIn this powerful episode of Above and Below, hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik are joined by three guests deeply committed to veteran suicide prevention and workforce integration:
Scott Wiesner, Founder & CEO of C2MS and retired Army Colonel
Greg Wuestner, Director of Engineering at QTS and former Infantry Officer
Hayley Emerson, National Fundraising Specialist at Stop Soldier Suicide
Together, they discuss the urgent intersection between veterans, the construction industry, and suicide prevention. With personal stories of loss and survival, this episode offers raw insights into post-service challenges and the critical role employers can play in creating...
2025-09-2240 minAbove & BelowEpisode 9: Postvention in Practice: What to Say, Do, and Avoid After a Suicide LossWhen a suicide happens, what comes next can make all the difference.
In this emotional and informative episode of Above and Below, hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik are joined by Michelle Walker, Nicholas DeJesse, and Ismet Dalipi to explore the concept of postvention—and why it’s one of the most critical, yet overlooked, aspects of suicide prevention in construction.
You’ll hear:
What “postvention” actually means on a job site
How companies often get it wrong—and what to do instead
Why silence can be more damaging than saying t...
2025-09-1549 minAbove & BelowEpisode 8: "Too Tough to Talk?" with McKay DanielsWhat does it really mean to be “tough” in construction—and how is that mindset harming our workforce?
In this powerful episode of Above and Below, we’re joined by McKay Daniels, CEO of the National Roofing Contractors Association, to discuss the silent crisis of mental health in roofing and the broader construction industry. Together with hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik, McKay shares how NRCA is stepping up—removing stigma, raising awareness, and taking action.
The conversation touches on:
The generational pressures that keep workers from speaking up
Wha...
2025-08-2544 minAbove & BelowEpisode 7: "Finding Your Anchor” with Paul LawsonWhat happens when the pressure becomes too much—and you don’t know how to ask for help?
In this deeply personal episode, Paul Lawson shares his story of mental health challenges, professional burnout, and the breaking point that forced him to finally stop and reassess. From the stigma around vulnerability in construction to the internal shame that often holds people back from getting support, Paul speaks with courage and clarity about the journey to healing.
🔹 Why vulnerability is still taboo in the trades
🔹 How unprocessed trauma and overwork can collide
2025-08-1842 minAbove & BelowEpisode 6: The Pressure to Excel: Minority Mental Health in ConstructionIn honor of Minority Mental Health Month, Sonya and Zulk sit down with engineer and construction leader Kwame Ben Eden for a deeply honest conversation about the lived experience of being a person of color in the industry. From growing up in Jamaica and finding identity in Ghana, to navigating systemic bias on job sites across Canada, Kwame shares how perseverance, self-discipline, and mentorship shaped his journey. This powerful episode explores racism, resilience, and what it truly means to lead with integrity in a space that doesn’t always welcome you.
2025-07-2853 minAbove & BelowEpisode 5: Language MattersIn this episode of Above and Below, hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik are joined by Monique Lewis and Loretta Mulberry to explore how language access, cultural sensitivity, and communication shape safety and mental wellness on construction sites.
From bilingual champions and AI translation tools to glossary sheets and onboarding surveys, this conversation dives into real, practical steps contractors can take to build more inclusive and safer job sites. You’ll hear stories, insights, and advice on how simply trying to bridge language gaps can transform company culture and retention from the inside out.
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2025-07-2147 minAbove & BelowEpisode 4 Part 2: Men's Health Month Part 2 - Leadership, Legacy & Letting Go of the MaskAbove & Below – Episode 4, Part 2
“Leadership, Legacy & Letting Go of the Mask”
Host: Zulq (CIASP Board Member)
Guests: Andrew Theokas, Stephen Dummit, and Jason Scholl
In Part 2 of this powerful Men’s Health Month conversation, host Zulq continues the dialogue with Andrew Theokas, Stephen Dummit, and Jason Scholl—three men in the construction industry who know the pressure to “man up” all too well.
Together, they dive deeper into:
Why leading by example is the most powerful form of leadership
How to break the cycle...
2025-06-3040 minAbove & BelowEpisode 4 Part 1: Men's Health Month - You Don’t Have to Tough It Out AloneIn this special Men’s Health Month edition of Above & Below, we hand the mic to the men — for a candid, no-filter conversation about mental health in the construction industry.
CIASP Board Member Zulq sits down with Andrew Theokas, Stephen Dummit, and Jason Scholl to unpack the unspoken pressures men face: to stay silent, push through pain, and never ask for help.
In Part 1, the group explores:
The myth of “toughing it out”
Why vulnerability is a leadership skill
How culture, upbringing, and jobsite expectations affect men...
2025-06-3022 minAbove & BelowEpisode 3: Unmasking Mental Health—A Cross-Border ConversationIn this episode of Above and Below, CIASP Executive Director Sonya Bohmann and co-host Zulq Malik are joined by Giovanni Cautillo, President of the Ontario General Contractors Association, for a powerful and practical conversation about mental health in the construction industry—both in the U.S. and Canada.
Together, they explore the impact of COVID-19 as a turning point for the mental wellness conversation, how stigma and “tough guy” culture are slowly being dismantled, and why now is the time to make open dialogue and support a jobsite norm. Giovanni shares real-world strategies for creating psychologically safe workpl...
2025-05-2935 min
Constructive BehaviorsEP 68: Mental Health Awareness (Pt. 2)...with Lea RummelPart TWO of my conversation with Lea Rummel on Mental Health Awareness and will remind you that behind every project, REAL PEOPLE face significant challenges. Lea talks about creative approaches, such as:➡️ placing mental health resource cards in portable toilets ➡️and integrating education into first aid training to demonstrate a company or project's dedication to making mental health support accessible and relatable.Let’s break the stigma and equip ourselves with the knowledge to support one another. Where to find Lea:Instagram, Watch her story HEREMental Healt...
2025-05-2038 minAbove & BelowEpisode 2: Resilience in Real Life with Jessica HallahanIn this powerful Mental Health Month episode of Above and Below, hosts Sonya Bohmann and Zulq Malik sit down with Jessica Hallahan, MPH, founder of Journey to Yourself, to talk about what resilience really means in the construction industry.
From Philly sandwich debates to serious conversations about stress, self-awareness, and confidence on the job site, this episode explores how building mental strength is just as important as physical toughness. Jessica shares practical tips on communication, daily self-check-ins, and redefining self-care in a way that actually resonates with construction professionals. Bonus? A new favorite phrase you’ll want to...
2025-05-1628 minVoices of CFMAA Conversation with Cal BeyerMay is Mental Health Awareness Month — and in this episode of Voices of CFMA, we’re joined by longtime CFMA contributor and national advocate Cal Beyer. Cal is the Senior Director of SAFE Workplaces at SAFE Project, and for nearly a decade, he’s helped the construction industry lead with compassion, break down stigma, and build cultures where people feel safe to ask for help.
🔗 Links & Resources mentioned
Reversing Opioid Overdoses in Construction: A Jobsite Imperative: https://www.cfmabponline.net/cfmabp/09102024/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=2014391#articleId2014391&article_id=2014391
Preventing Workplace Misconduct: A Leadership Imperative: https://w...
2025-05-1327 minAbove & BelowStarting the Conversation: Why Mental Health in Construction Can’t WaitIn the premiere episode of Above and Below, co-hosts Sonya Bohmann (Executive Director, CIASP) and Zulq Malik (SmartBuild Construction Software) dig into why the construction industry must change how it talks about mental health. From personal stories to staggering stats, they open up an honest conversation about suicide prevention, leadership, and the real-life pressures workers face—on and off the jobsite.
Whether you’re on the front lines or in the boardroom, this episode will challenge how you see safety and connection in construction—and give you a reason to get involved.
🔗 Learn more: preventconstructionsuicide.com
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2025-04-2826 min
Paul Lawson Chats: A Podcast For HelpersEp. 3 - Sonya Bohmann / Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide PreventionSonya Bohmann is the Executive Director of Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP), a national non-profit organization dedicated to providing easy-to-use resources to help the construction industry program around suicide prevention. In this episode, Sonya shares the story around how her desire to help the industry came from small signs peppered through her life. As a Philadelphia native, she also shares a controversial, hot take on the Philly Cheese Steak.
2025-04-1144 min
Utility Safety Podcast by Incident Prevention MagazineUtility Safety Podcast - Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health in Utility Safety with Mike StarnerIn this episode of the Utility Safety Podcast, host Kate Wade dives into the critical topic of mental health in the utility and construction industries. Joined by Mike Starner, Executive Director of Outside Line Safety for NECA, the discussion sheds light on the unique challenges utility workers face. From addressing the stigma around mental health to fostering supportive workplace cultures, the conversation provides actionable strategies to prioritize employee well-being and create safer job sites. Discover resources, insights, and programs like QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) and hear examples of how open dialogue can save lives and enhance teamwork.
Listen now to ex...
2025-01-1141 min
CPWR Construction Safety and HealthEP 12: Suicide PreventionCreating a culture of care and the roll employers can play in preventing suicide. Jessica Bunting explains the challenges and what actions can be done to prevent suicide including CPWR resources to help workers and employers. Speaker: Jessica Bunting, MPH, Research to Practice(r2p) Director, CPWR At-Large Director, CIASP Board of Directors Visit cpwr.com/webinars for the full webinar this episode was based on.
2024-11-1410 min
Building PA PodcastAddressing Suicide Prevention in the Construction IndustryIn this episode of the Building PA Podcast, co-hosts Jon O'Brien and Chris Martin tackle a critical and often overlooked issue in the construction industry: suicide prevention. They are joined by Sonya Bohmann, the Executive Director of the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP), who brings her expertise and personal experience to the conversation.Sonya discusses the significant stigma surrounding mental health in the construction sector, which often prevents workers from seeking help. She emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment where individuals feel safe to express their struggles. The conversation highlights the alarming statistics...
2024-09-1024 minVoices of CFMAA Conversation with Sonya BohmannOn the September episode of Voices of CFMA, Sonya Bohmann, Executive Director of the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP), joins us for an important conversation about mental health in the construction industry. We discuss the formation of CIASP, the resources available to help prevent suicide, and the critical role self-care plays. As part of Suicide Prevention Month, this episode sheds light on how we can all contribute to creating a culture of support and awareness within the construction industry.
Links to Check Out:
The Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention
Pledge to STAND Up...
2024-09-1020 min
Toolbox for the TradesBecome That Voice for Others: Normalizing Mental Health in the Construction IndustryRaffi Elchemmas and Jennifer Massey are dedicated individuals with an important mission — to help normalize talking about and raising awareness for mental health in the construction industry.There are about 5,000 deaths by suicide a year in construction in the U.S. There are several challenges to consider, such as the job being physically demanding, the high probability of injury in the workplace, environmental factors, the long hours, and the traveling required. But there are resources and support in place to help people in the trades to deal with mental health issues.As senior me...
2024-05-0754 min
Dig This!NUCA's Dig This! Episode 23 - F. Sonya Bohmann, CIASPOur newest Dig This! podcast talks to the executive director of the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP), Ms. Sonya Bohmann. She talks about what employers can do to help employees exhibiting signs of mental struggles. The Alliance's website can be found at www.PreventConstructionSuicide.com. Check out this and all Dig This! episodes here or via your favorite podcast platform.
2023-11-2212 min
The Cash Flow Contractor169 - The Surprising Reality of Mental Health in Construction with Greg SizemoreYour voice matters! Help us improve The Cashflow Contractor Podcast.Take our quick survey to shape the future of the show. Share your feedback and ideas in just a few minutes. Click the link below:https://forms.gle/NDVDbYzDj6uKiQ127Thank you for being part of our community!Khalil and MartinThe Cashflow Contractor Podcast------------------------Mental health is a pressing issue that affects individuals from all walks of life, and the...
2023-07-2856 min
Contractor Success ForumCreating a Culture for Mental Health in Your Construction CompanySend us a textThis week, we're discussing a topic that you should be talking about openly in your construction company but probably aren't: mental health. This important conversation covers the mental health stigma and how to fight it, free resources to help you incorporate mental health awareness into your company culture, and how to recognize the signs that someone on your team may be struggling. Topics we cover in this episode include:Why we don't talk about mental health in the construction industryHow to help someone who is strugglingHow do you g...
2023-03-2123 minCPWR Construction Safety and HealthEP 10 - El suicidio en el sector de la construcciónLos hombres del sector de la construcción mueren a causa del suicidio a un ritmo aproximadamente dos veces superior al de otras personas en edad laboral. Este podcast explora los factores que lo producen, los signos y síntomas, y las acciones que pueden llevar a cabo los individuos, las empresas y las comunidades para desestigmatizar el problema y ayudarse entre sí. El Dr. John Gaal comparte su experiencia y sus recomendaciones desde la perspectiva de alguien con muchos años en el sector, y que además perdió a su hijo por suicidio. La presentación original tuvo lu...
2022-10-3122 minCPWR Construction Safety and HealthEP 10: Suicide in the Construction IndustryEpisode 10 – Suicide in the Construction Industry Men in construction are dying from suicide at roughly twice the rate of other working age people. This podcast explores the contributing factors, signs and symptoms, and actions that can be taken by individuals, companies, and communities to destigmatize the issue and help one another. Dr. John Gaal shares his experience and recommendations from the perspective of someone with many years in the industry, who also lost his son to suicide. The original presentation took place as part of a CPWR webinar, Preventing Suicide in the Construction Industry, which is available to...
2022-09-2124 min
Hoots on the Ground | The Lean BuilderEpisode 18: Mental Health Awareness Feat. Kabri Lehrman-SchmidIf you don't know Kabri Lehrman-Schmid, this is a must-watch episode! Even if you do know Kabri, you will learn and have a deepened respect for everything that she is doing to create safe learning environments on her project sites. The extracurricular activities that she gets into, will inspire you to take another look at what you're doing to create safe spaces! Now a lead superintendent amid a preconstruction effort for a university project in the state of Washington, Kabri has nearly $2B worth of construction experience. Most of her time has been spent in higher education...
2022-05-1944 min
AZ ROC TalkConstruction Industry Alliance for Suicide PreventionIn this episode the AZ ROC Talk team interviews Michelle Walker, the Immediate Past Chairperson for the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention.
CIASP
The Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP) was born out of necessity in response to a statistics released in a CDC study ranking construction as the #1 industry for deaths by suicide. Established by the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) in 2016 to shatter the stigma surrounding mental health issues, CIASP became a stand alone 501(c)(3) organization in 2018 to raise awareness about suicide prevention and provide resources and tools to create a z...
2021-09-2831 min
Power PizzaPPPSA🚨 ATTENZIONE!! 🚨Niente episodio questa settimana, ma ricordatevi che:- Vi pensiamo anche se siamo in vacanza- Vi vogliamo bene (molto)- Stiamo comunque mangiando la pizza!Alla prossima settimana!!CIASPSio, Nick & Lorro
2021-05-1401 min
The Mobile Workforce Podcast25. Why Construction Safety and Mental Health Go Hand-in-Hand with Stuart BinstockMental health is a subject that isn’t broached often in the world of construction, but according to Stuart Binstock, CEO and President of CFMA, it needs to be. Binstock is on the board of trustees for the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP). CIASP's goal is making people aware that the problem exists in the United States and around the world with groups similar to CIASP. Based on recent trends, the group’s work has never been more critical. In 2018, the Center for Disease Control found that construction had the highest suicide rate of any...
2021-04-3039 min
Dirt Talk by BuildWittSuicide Prevention in Construction with Michelle Walker -- DT041In this episode, I talk with Michelle Walker, VP of Finance and Administration of SSC Underground, about suicide prevention in the construction industry.According to the CDC, while we as an industry rarely discuss it, construction ranked #1 for suicides by career. It's a serious issue that Michelle and the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention are bringing to light.We discuss why mental health/suicide is an issue, to begin with, what we can all do to address it, and why it's ok not to be ok.To learn more about CIASP and...
2020-11-131h 03
AMPP Interview SeriesShining a Light on Mental Health in ConstructionStuart Binstock, President & CEO of the Construction Financial Management Association, discusses the association’s Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), suicide is the number one cause of fatalities in the construction industry. Additionally, construction has the highest number of suicides compared to other groups.
Now more than ever, mental health is a concern for construction. CIASP’s goal is to create a zero-suicide industry, and, in this episode, Stuart discusses with CoatingsPro how suicide can affect our industry and what resources are available to help thos...
2020-07-2922 min
La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck – mai 2019 – Jour 1 (partie 1)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-061h 30La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck – mai 2019 – Jour 1 (partie 2)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-0613 minLa Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck – mai 2019 – Jour 2 (partie 1)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-0621 minLa Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck – mai 2019 – Jour 2 (partie 2)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-061h 50La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck - mai 2019 - Jour 3 (partie 2)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-061h 35La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck - mai 2019 - Jour 4 (partie 1)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-062h 33La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck - mai 2019 - Jour 4 (partie 2)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-061h 36La Bellone - Séminaires et ateliersSéminaire Dramaturgie – Karel Vanhaesebrouck - mai 2019 - Jour 3 (partie 1)Ce module vise à comprendre la dramaturgie comme une représentation voire une intervention dans le monde qui est le nôtre, et cela en retravaillant du matériel primaire - texte ou autre - en fonction de la réalité scénique. Qu’est-ce qu'un document, à partir de quel moment un document peut devenir matière théâtrale et/ou performative, quelles stratégies d’enquête pour quel terrain, quel rapport entre le documentaire et le réel, entre la réalité et la théâtralité ? Et surtout : quelle stratégie méthodologique pour quel processus de travail ? À la base de lecture d’essai...
2019-05-0635 min
La Bellone - RencontresRemembering 1918 : East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts - 24/11/17 3/4Cette activité se déroule en anglais.In collaboration with Arts and Theatre Institue, CiAsp (ULB), Czech Centre Brussels, BOZAR, Polish Institute of Brussels, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Romanian Culture Institute, Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institue Warsaw & Festival Temps d'Images Rumania (& Loft Theatre Germany).The year 1918 marks not only the birth of new nation states but it stands as a powerful symbol of the desire of so many people in Europe to construct a better future and embrace modernity. The upcoming anniversary of the crucial years 1918, 1948 and 1968 is a pretext for the symposium Remembering 1918: East and Central Eur...
2017-11-232h 27
La Bellone - RencontresRemembering 1918 : East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts - 24/11/17 4/4Cette activité se déroule en anglais.In collaboration with Arts and Theatre Institue, CiAsp (ULB), Czech Centre Brussels, BOZAR, Polish Institute of Brussels, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Romanian Culture Institute, Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institue Warsaw & Festival Temps d'Images Rumania (& Loft Theatre Germany).The year 1918 marks not only the birth of new nation states but it stands as a powerful symbol of the desire of so many people in Europe to construct a better future and embrace modernity. The upcoming anniversary of the crucial years 1918, 1948 and 1968 is a pretext for the symposium Remembering 1918: East and Central Eur...
2017-11-231h 56
La Bellone - RencontresRemembering 1918 : East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts - 23/11/17 2/4Cette activité se déroule en anglais.In collaboration with Arts and Theatre Institue, CiAsp (ULB), Czech Centre Brussels, BOZAR, Polish Institute of Brussels, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Romanian Culture Institute, Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institue Warsaw & Festival Temps d'Images Rumania (& Loft Theatre Germany).The year 1918 marks not only the birth of new nation states but it stands as a powerful symbol of the desire of so many people in Europe to construct a better future and embrace modernity. The upcoming anniversary of the crucial years 1918, 1948 and 1968 is a pretext for the symposium Remembering 1918: East and Central Eur...
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La Bellone - RencontresRemembering 1918 : East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts - 23/11/17 1/4Cette activité se déroule en anglais.In collaboration with Arts and Theatre Institue, CiAsp (ULB), Czech Centre Brussels, BOZAR, Polish Institute of Brussels, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Romanian Culture Institute, Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institue Warsaw & Festival Temps d'Images Rumania (& Loft Theatre Germany).The year 1918 marks not only the birth of new nation states but it stands as a powerful symbol of the desire of so many people in Europe to construct a better future and embrace modernity. The upcoming anniversary of the crucial years 1918, 1948 and 1968 is a pretext for the symposium Remembering 1918: East and Central Eur...
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